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[quote:3sspk364]the plastic glasses and the bitter cold/rain did not help either [/quote:3sspk364] Too true

I would have also like to see a few more new beers. Most of the beers last year were just your standard beers that can be found is a lot of pubs in town, not wortn standing in the cold for when you could be sitting in a nice warm put enjoying them!

The food... Won't someone please think of the food!
It was just hotdogs and burgers last time!

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"slayerking":dosx5viv wrote: The food... Won't someone please think of the food!
It was just hotdogs and burgers last time!

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I did suggest last year and also this year that if they used "tempered safety glass" glasses then there would be probably less risk than from a plastic glass! See below:

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I really hate the modern practice of packaging "things" ( worth about a fiver ) in a rigid PET plastic shell that is a bugger to open. Loose your cool, cut, rip and pull and you can slice yer arm open.

Tempered beer glasses are like car safety glass, break them and they turn into (non-fermentable) sugar like crystals.

They are "defacto" in rough pubs in the UK

And BTW: the punters are paying for the glasses. I did a price check last year and they are about 100% more expensive!

However, a dodgy glass costs 50 cents, a safety glass costs a euro! and we can charge Joe Public a fiver! Comeon - its a no brainer!

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